Legal Notices and Advice From the Court of Requests
A column discusses marriage legality for English subjects abroad, Queen's Counsel additions, and various legal questions. Readers seek guidance on trustees, education funds, property claims, and improper legal bills. It covers custody, wills, tenancy, and remedies for rent and damages with practical outcomes.
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Horton Civil
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Reform of public offices and wasteful clerks exposed
An opinion piece condemns public offices for patronage and high salaries, recounts a cocket office anecdote, and argues for liberal reform. It criticizes insolvent debt cases, insurance practices, and freight liens while noting observations of steam vessel rates to Dublin.
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Dublin
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F.S
Andrew
Liberty Triumph in City and Southwark Electing Reformers
The WroetLE Chronicle celebrates the City and Southwark victories in the recent elections. Richardsthe of Knaresborough is defeated by 1,000 votes. Grote trails, reflecting Tory strength. The piece urges Liberals to press on, claiming the triumph will inspire the empire toward a decisive national victory for reform.
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Mary-La-Bonnhe
Central Committee Room
Samuel B. Whalley
City
Southwark
Richards
Knaresborough
House of Commons
Grote
Majority
Great Britain
Queen's Instructions to Lord Mulgrave Describes Royal Support
The Queen endorses Lord Mulgrave’s Irish administration and urges civil political equality for Irish subjects. She notes improving stability and urges impartial protection, while critics are warned against premature judgments of ministerial policy. The dispatch emphasizes loyalty and unity between court and country.
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Whitehall
Ireland
J. Russzxz
Lord Melbourne
Exclusion of the Duke of Cumberland Promoted in Press
A Tory-leaning reflection declares the need to bar the Duke of Cumberland from the throne to safeguard liberties. It lauds London boroughs for rejecting Conservative prospects and supports Queen and government, urging yeomen to resist Tory domination and defend the Princess’s glory.
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Hanover
Times
Standard
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Southwark
Marylebone
Lambeth
Daniel O’connell
Bristol
England
Election brings boost to Post-office and related services
The general election raises Post-office revenues by about £100,000 and greatly increases post-horse duty and mileage toll. Printers gain from printing placards and campaign cards. Surgeons profit from more head and limb injuries in election affrays.
Queen's London Visit and New Throne Unveiled
The Queen visited Bushy with the Baroness Lehzen and others and returned to Buckingham Palace in good spirits after a loyal reception along the route. A new throne at the palace, a lavish crimson and gold structure 16 by 10 feet with canopy and rich drapery, was installed and prepared for addresses on Friday.
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